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It is based on the
provincial guideline of 1 to 1.5 hours daily.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Brain Break Brain Break Brain Break Brain Break Brain Break
Physical
Read to Self Read to Self Read to Self Read to Self Read to Self
(Epic) (Epic) (Epic) (Epic) (Epic)
Phonics:
Watch this video on digraphs:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK8_Tvu6bJk digraphs Jack Hartmann
Listen to Sheep on a Ship by Nancy Shaw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDW4pb-PGzM&t=42s
Here is a list of words from the read aloud: sheep ship shakes wash slosh whip chop they their the short
Say them and sort them (mom or dad or on cue cards and then sort them) can you think of more words?
Look in some of your reading books to find more.
Check the poem Robin in the Rain. Are there any digraphs?
Week of May 4-8th, 2020
Distance Learning for Grade One-Mountain View School
Math #3:
Count to 20 and workout with Jack Hartmann
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MVzXKfr6e8
Subitize to 10 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cI37YqVVQc0
French (FLORA): Maker Space: Make a bird feeder using recycled materials from
your house like toilet paper rolls or milk cartons or egg cartons.
The students can link to the
FLORA website here Suggested materials: toilet paper tubes, milk cartons, egg
https://flora.nbed.nb.ca/mobi cartons, bird seed,
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https://pin.it/1bASMZx
Grade 1 - Level 1 module 3*
see more information under
the resource section
Questions? Contact: Lego challenge: Can you make a bird house using Lego?
Kelly.Ho@nbed.nb.ca Be creative! Take pictures!
• Milk carton
• cut hole using scissors
(parents please supervise)
• paint or decorate
• put birdseed in the hole
Art: Follow this link to make a card or craft for Mother’s Day. (Someone that is not mom
should help if possible)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfpYheHvxNo
Or
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUVAoJvln7s&list=PLnoO3k54vcBTgvfbjZLkyR2dVQA4xrd_o&index=2
Outside:
Go out in your yard and look for birds and watch what they are doing. Are they gathering things to
make their nests? Gather little twigs, sticks, grasses and leaves and try to make a nest yourself or
leave these together for the birds.
Walk around the neighborhood and keep your eyes and ears open for birds and nests.